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Annotated by:
- Aull, Felice
- Chen, Irene
- Date of entry: May-17-2006
- Last revised: Feb-01-2016
Summary
A woman reminisces about and with a child she chose not to have. It would have been born in winter, in a time of financial hardship, perhaps to have been given up for adoption. Sorrow for the child that never was causes the woman to swear devotion to her living children, yet she does not seem to regret her decision.
Miscellaneous
First published: 1972
Primary Source
good woman: poems and a memoir, 1969-1980
Publisher
BOA
Publisher
BOA
Place Published
Brockport, N.Y.
Place Published
Brockport, N.Y.
Edition
1987
Edition
1987